The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelensky, praised the current British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, and thanked the UK for its support for the Ukrainian cause. one day before the results that will mark the end of the Conservative Party primaries are known.

“In every meeting and conversation, Boris has a very good question: “What else? What else do you need?”he explained in a statement to the ‘Sunday Times’ newspaper, adding that “not many politicians are willing” to guarantee that “unwavering support” for kyiv.

Zelensky has remembered it “It’s not an easy ride” to the ‘premier’ out, that “he had to face many internal challenges”. “Prioritizing support for Ukraine requires great courage and determination,” he said.

“Even we began to greet him, with warmth and humor, as ‘Boris Johnsoniuk’a surname that sounds like Ukrainian if you stress the last syllable,” the Ukrainian president joked, adding that he hoped Johnson’s “legacy” would be preserved with his successor.

Militants from the Conservative Party concluded on Friday the voting process to choose Johnson’s successor and on Monday the names of the people elected will be known. debated between the current foreign minister, Liz Truss, or Rishi Sunakformer head of finance.

Of them, Zelensky said this Sunday that they were “good leaders” and “good friends.” “Everyone in England should know that every day they are fighting for their existence, Ukrainian people are very grateful to their whole country”has settled.

Following Monday’s vote to select Johnson’s successor, the winning candidate will be officially appointed by Queen Elizabeth II, who has broken tradition by holding a meeting at her residence in Balmoral instead of at Buckingham Palace due to the impossibility of a return trip to England due to health problems after a holiday in Scotland.

In this way, you will complete the succession process that started on July 7, when Johnson promised that he would step down as prime minister after being embroiled in all kinds of scandals. The ‘Premier’ announced that he would continue in the position until the election of a successor or successor.